Pistol used in crime spree leading up to innocent shooting linked to Melbourne crime crew
A pistol used in a crime spree leading to the shooting death of an innocent university student has been linked to a Melbourne crime crew that was contracted by the Alameddines.
Detectives in Melbourne have charged a third man in connection with the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Daniel Hussein earlier this month. The 20-year-old suspect was apprehended at Melbourne International Airport just before 4am on Friday while attempting to leave the country. This arrest is linked to the investigation surrounding the death of Hussein, who was killed in front of friends at HR Uren Reserve in Thomastown on September 10.
The incident resulted in the charging of three men with murder. Earlier, brothers Marcus Jajou, 19, and Lucas Jajou, 20, from Donnybrook, were also accused of Hussein's murder. Hussein, a plumber, was reportedly engaged to be married and had recently purchased a house before his tragic passing. His family expressed deep shock and grief over his loss, with his uncle Abdallah Hussein expressing his disbelief at the sudden departure of his nephew.
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